问答题During rush hour, a Canadian man and his teenage son got on the cab 1．____and asked me to take them to La Guardia airport. They were goingback to Canada. We had a nice conversation altogether and when 2．____they got out, they gave me a good tip. When my next passenger got in, he handed me a wallet and says 3．____he found it on the back seat. I immediately knew it belonged toCanadian man. It contained a driving license and a credit card, 4．____nothing much else. Now, I liked the Canadian guy, so I found the 800 number onthe back of the credit card and phoned the company. I explained all 5．____what happened and gave them his number. After about half an hour, 6．____the Canadian guy called and asked me to go back to the airport andreturn the wallet. So I started for the airport. Five or six people tried 7．____to stop me as I was driving through the city, then I didn’t stop. I was 8．____doing a good thing! Forty minutes later, I arrived at La Guardia. The guy wasstanding outside the terminal building and looked pretty stressed. I 9．____gave back the wallet and told him that I only did a little shoppingwith his credit card! It was just a joke. He was so unhappy and just 10．____laughed. “You’re my favorite New Yorker,” he said. Then he handedme fifty dollars and ran back into the airport. The whole thing- plusthe fifty dollars—really made my night.
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During rush hour, a Canadian man and his teenage son got on the cab 1．____and asked me to take them to La Guardia airport. They were goingback to Canada. We had a nice conversation altogether and when 2．____they got out, they gave me a good tip. When my next passenger got in, he handed me a wallet and says 3．____he found it on the back seat. I immediately knew it belonged toCanadian man. It contained a driving license and a credit card, 4．____nothing much else. Now, I liked the Canadian guy, so I found the 800 number onthe back of the credit card and phoned the company. I explained all 5．____what happened and gave them his number. After about half an hour, 6．____the Canadian guy called and asked me to go back to the airport andreturn the wallet. So I started for the airport. Five or six people tried 7．____to stop me as I was driving through the city, then I didn’t stop. I was 8．____doing a good thing! Forty minutes later, I arrived at La Guardia. The guy wasstanding outside the terminal building and looked pretty stressed. I 9．____gave back the wallet and told him that I only did a little shoppingwith his credit card! It was just a joke. He was so unhappy and just 10．____laughed. “You’re my favorite New Yorker,” he said. Then he handedme fifty dollars and ran back into the airport. The whole thing- plusthe fifty dollars—really made my night.
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